Kerr is either completely retarded or has a good sense of humour
Like I said elsewhere, Richardson was naive. Doyle is much better potential that this fella Henderson. Why cant the league sell players for their actual value:mad: We need a single contract type for the league.Quote:
Eircom upset by Kerr’s smart charity gesture
Faith, hope or charity are clearly in short supply in Merrion Square these days. Delaney is believed to have had words with Kerr last week after the manager posed for a photograph for a charity in a St Patrick’s Athletic jersey. Eircom, a major sponsor of the FAI, were livid as St Pat’s main sponsor is their rival, Smart Telecom. They are believed to have complained to Delaney, who passed on their comments in no uncertain terms. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...817708,00.html
Gooid man kav' though :)Quote:
Five into one doesn’t go for league clubs
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...7708_2,00.html
A few weeks after Reading bought Kevin Doyle from Cork City for €116,000, Watford purchased a striker called Darius Henderson for £450,000 from Gillingham. Henderson is 24 years old, has never played for England at any level, and has yet to start 100 first team games despite knocking around five clubs.
Maybe somebody somewhere can explain why Gillingham got five times as much money for this guy as City got for Doyle. At the time of his own move, Doyle had scored four times in ten appearances for the Irish U-21s, performed heroics at the World Youths Cup and enjoyed a prolific Eircom League career. You don’t have to be a mathematician to work out that either Irish clubs are selling themselves short or something about this move doesn’t add up.
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Expletives undeleted in Kavanagh-Yakin encounter
The absence from the Swiss team of their midfield playmaker Hakan Yakin will come as a severe disappointment to Ireland midfielder Graham Kavanagh, who was less than impressed with Hakan Yakin’s gamesmanship during the course of last September’s game against Switzerland in Basel. He made his feelings abundantly clear to Yakin in person, but his comments were picked up by television microphones and the ‘w’ word was much in attendance. Kavanagh was on the receiving end of the same sort of abuse from a group of youths while out for a jog on the beach on a recent visit back to Dublin. Kavanagh turned on his heels and challenged the heckler to come forward. Wisely the young man in question demurred and Kavanagh continued on his way.
